Suffield High School - Sagitta / Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Suffield, CT)

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ELWYN V. CHESLEY Chesty? Well perhaps, but with good reason: we are positive ot that. Best known as the student doc , his other accomplishments are numerous. He is always there in the pinch. He plans to pass a year and a halt before the mast when school days are over. Somewhat enviously but none-the-less sin- cerely, we wish him Happy Days . Class Vice-President I: Manager Swimming Team II. STANLEY HENRY MLOGANOSKI Still water runs deep , it we may tall back on a trite old phrase that hits the spot here. For all his innate modesty we know Stan for the brilliant student and ikeable person he is. 3rd Football II. III, IV: 3rd Basketball III, IV. THOMAS ORR, JR. Not a charter member ot the Class of '36, ITom had his start in Springtieldl the very tact ot his being an Orr placed him as a born and bred Suttieldian. A typical Connecticut Yankee, Tom is alwa s the same, friendly, cooperative, dependable. He proved on the football tielid that he's a man to be reckoned with. Varsity Football III, IV: Varsity Baseball IV. LYNN C. ROOT Lynn has proved no exception to the rule that good things come in small packages . We'II not soon forget how he captained that scrappy midget tootball team last Fall. He has visions of a course in refrigeration and air- conditioning when school terminates. Power to you! Class Secretary-Treasurer lg 3rd Football II, III, IV: Varsity Wrestling IV: 3rd Basketball III, IV. ROY T. SMITH A proficient swimmer, an up-and-coming track star: quiet but well-liked Iper- haps that's the very reasonl. Roy has held up the Smith Tradition well at Suffield. Intermediate Football IV: Varsity Swimming IV: Varsity Track Squad IV.

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EDWIN A. PRICE He is ingenious, he is inimitable: for that we are grateful. Two like him would be unthinkable. Skip y has a quick tongue, with not always the right answer on the end of it: the fiaculty for getting into a myriad of difficulties. But some- how he manages always to get out. For his sponteneity he is liked: for his ability as a south-paw hurler, he is admired. 3rd Football Ill: Varsity Football IV: Varsity Swimming II,,IIl, Captain IV: Varsity Baseball Ill, IV: Basketball III, IV. JOHN PHILIP JOHNSON One of the first citizens of Winsey Lox, Mr. Johnson lPhiI to youl has made the daily round trip to these halls of learning for lo, these past three years, has piled up an enviable record as a football man, as a student. 3rd Football I, Il: 2nd Football Ill: Varsity Football IV: Basketball Squad II, IV: Varsity Baseball III, IV: Student Council IV. EDWARD K. POTTER, JR. Another veteran who came up through the Junior School, Ned has gained him- self quite a reputation for his skill as a point-maker from difficult spots on the basketball floor, and for his way of getting up and over in the pole-vault. He shares with other members of the Hill-top Gang , both past and present, the faculty for getting into hat water. 3rd Football I, II, IV: Basketball Squad I, II: Varsity Basketball III, IV: Varsity Track III, IV. ARNOLD EDWARD SQUIRES Some of the effervescence of Old Newgate soda water must have gotten into the veins of this lad. He knows all the news, and how it bubbles. But we like it, you know. Commuting from T'viIle, Arnold has been a lively addition to our ranks this year. Football Squad IV: 2nd Swimming IV: Baseball Squad IV. WILLIAM H. CURTIN, JR. To see him scrapping from his place on the Suffield line no one would dream that Bill finds his greatest satisfaction in just taking it easy. Perhaps it's just that the big inspiration is yet to come. Messrs. Sweeney, Hebberd, and Kuder have come to know him well. Varsity Football III. IV: Varsity Track Ill, IV: Varsity Wrestling III, IV.